2010-09-01
2010-09-30
PROGRAM
Anderson Cooper 360 3
Countdown With Keith Olbermann 3
CNN Newsroom 1
The Rachel Maddow Show 1
Tonight From Washington 1
STATION
CNN 4
MSNBC 4
CSPAN 1
DATE
Sep 10th (Fri) 3
Sep 30th (Thu) 3
Sep 25th (Sat) 2
Sep 13th (Mon) 1
Sep 14th (Tue) 1
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English 9
TOPIC
new york 7
jonathan turley 6
florida 5
new orleans 4
new york city 4
washington 4
afghanistan 3
amy 3
asher 3
charlie melancon 3
cia 3
cialis 3
david letterman 3
david vitter 3
eddie 3
galileo 3
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MSNBC - Countdown With Keith Olbermann
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Sep 10, 2010
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Countdown With Keith Olbermann
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Sep 10, 2010


the company that flew its victims. jonathan turley joins me. >>> steven hawking's argument. no god is needed to create a universe. just gravity and quantum theory. our guest, his co-author and david letterman and i play for a possible 2012 presidential candidate. >> it could be another bush. we haven't had enough of them. >> that's his campaign slogan. >> i'll reveal what it is so somebody called jeb up and tell him to watch. all of the news and commentary now on "countdown." >>> good evening from new york. this just in from kerry sanders in florida. we're a little back to square one he now quotes pastor terry jones of the dove church in that state. i'm praying, he tells sanders, to decide what to do next. two days before the ninth anniversary of 9/11, 48 hours before the planned burning of korans by a small florida church and our fifth story on the "countdown" tonight. the koran burning has been suspended. originally the pastor of the church said the burning was canceled. the ugly ramifications, it is too late to call back no matter what happens next already rippling through afghanistan. we
CNN - Anderson Cooper 360
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Sep 30, 2010
CNN
Anderson Cooper 360
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Sep 30, 2010


and george washington law professor jonathan turley. jeff, first, i want to give you an opportunity to respond to what the attorney general said, either the personal part or about his legal argument. >> i'm sorry he's not a fan, but the point here is the united states supreme court has dealt with this issue in many different ways over many years. the public employee, the free speech rights of public employees is a longstanding subject before the supreme court. the most recent case, 2006, involves a deputy district attorney in los angeles who was fired, and the supreme court upheld his firing. it's not an identical case, but if you look at the range of these cases, clearly the direction the court is moving is towards less and less free speech protection for stuff that is a heck of a lot less offensive than the stuff that shirvell has been doing. >> let me challenge you on that a little bit because i'm certainly not a lawyer, but what i've just read from the supreme court is if the public official is talking about something of public concern, which i guess you could argue, you know, t
MSNBC - The Rachel Maddow Show
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Sep 24, 2010
MSNBC
The Rachel Maddow Show
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Sep 24, 2010


the court came out. the obama administration appears not to be doing that. >> jonathan turley, law professor at john washington university, putting as fine a point on things as we need to hear. thank you, jonathan. good to see you. >> thank you, rachel. >>> as well as republican politicians are expected to do in the elections this year, the republican party itself as an institution doesn't really functionally exist anymore. who exactly is paying for all of this campaigning? i have a hint for you, there are not have many of them and the -- you could describe them with the word that ends in illionaires and begins with b. that's coming up. [ male announcer ] fact -- when doctors are in pain, the medicine in advil is their #1 choice for pain relief. more than the medicines in tylenol or aleve. use the medicine doctors use for themselves. one more reason to make advil your #1 choice. announcer: there's an easier way. create your own business site with intuit websites. just choose a style, then customize, publish and get found. sweet. get a 30-day free trial at intuit.com. >>> we had other late br
CNN - Anderson Cooper 360
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Sep 30, 2010
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Anderson Cooper 360
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Sep 30, 2010


by the law. >> interesting discussion. jeff toobin, jonathan turley, appreciate your expertise. thank you very much. let us know what you think, the live chat up and running right now. >>> up next tonight we put a racy attack ad to the test. is the re-enactment of a senator's alleged visit to a prostitute fact or fiction? is it fair? >>> and another accuser speaking out saying bishop eddie long abused him. >> once the right time to expose everything it's going to happen, and i just pray, i just want people to know to keep praying. c s. t adwiwiout food al t >>> we've been examining some of the political ads running this campaign season. the other night you might remember we pointed out what was incorrect and misleading one by a florida democratic congressman, one by a republican congressman from north carolina. tonight a whole new kind of attack ad. this one is by charlie melancon, it's against david vitter and it actually includes a re-enactment of an alleged visit with a prostitute. tom foreman has been looking at it perhaps in a dark room somewhere and joins us now kee
CNN - CNN Newsroom
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Sep 25, 2010
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CNN Newsroom
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Sep 25, 2010


is jonathan turley, an expert on constitutional law at george washington university. and he also has experience as lead council in a state secrets case. all right, professor, i'm glad you could be with us. does this case merit a state secret privilege? >> well, i have to say, i find it questionable. because the indication really raises a very simple and threshold issue, and that is, can the president of the united states on his own authority simply say, i'm going to kill this citizen? now, obviously the administration has some very good reasons to want to capture him. but to do a targeted assassination of a citizen without any due process raises obvious concerns. but really before we get to that, the problem with the privilege assertion is that this question can be answered without access to most of that information. i mean, presents a constitutional question, not a -- really a national security question in terms of the details of what's happening in yemen or any other country. >> what do you mean? how would this -- how would it be that this case would be argued without the national
CSPAN - Tonight From Washington
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Sep 13, 2010
CSPAN
Tonight From Washington
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Sep 13, 2010


of the senate impeachment trial committee, good morning. my name is jonathan turley and i have the honor of representing united states district court judge g. thomas poteous and joining me with daniel schwartz, keith arzata, john walsh, pj, dan o'connor from the law firm of brian cave. senators, if the parties agree on one thing, it is this. by any measure this is a historic moment. it's not simply because the constitutional proceeding has only occurred 14 times in our history. it's a proceeding that the framers crafted with the likes of james madison to guide your actions today, this week, and in this case. in the history of this republic, in over two centuries, there's only been seven federal judges of thousands that have been removed under this standard. now, for past senators and frankly current senators it would be an easy thing to simply convict a judge and yield to the passions of controversy. yet, this is an occasion where the senate has given a specific duty to adjudicate, not just legislate or deliberate. impeachments are not about one judge. they're about all judges. and the c

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